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For learning-learning? No. If you prefer MIT lectures over Khan Academy, then why not watch MIT lectures to learn whatever you want from Brilliant? For more of
by jstx1 5y ago
For learning-learning? No. If you prefer MIT lectures over Khan Academy, then why not watch MIT lectures to learn whatever you want from Brilliant?
For more of a info-tainment / puzzle solving type of diffused learning - sure, why not? You can always try it for a month and see if you like it yourself. I wasn't a huge fan but I didn't like Duolingo that much either.
- guerrilla 5y ago> No. If you prefer MIT lectures over Khan Academy, then why not watch MIT lectures to learn whatever you want from Brilliant? I plan to do that, I just want exercises. I don't have the space in my life to do exercises from a textbook with pencil and paper right now, so I just wanted something easy to make sure I'm not totally off.